CHARLOTTE, NC – June is Pride month, a time dedicated to the celebration of the LGBTQ+ community while recognizing its activist roots, particularly in the Stonewall Uprising of 1969. In the midst of ever-present struggles for...
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CHARLOTTE, NC – As Charlotte theatre companies continue to find ways to engage their audiences...
Read MoreNowadays, land acknowledgements in the playbills of theatrical productions have become just as common as headshots and season sponsors. They are a way for theatres to recognize that they create art on stolen land. Though there...
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A Testament to Young Artistry: BMC’s Into the Woods
Stephen Sondheim is regaled as one of, if not the, greatest musical theatre composer of the past century. His work spanned a career of over 60 years, including staples of the American theatrical genre such as Sweeney Todd, Company, and of course, Into the Woods. Sondheim’s passing in 2021 was a deep wound for the musical theatre community at large, with many considering it the end of an era for the genre. However, with great loss comes great change. Sondheim’s shoes cannot be filled, but his legacy can continue to inspire and raise artists to new heights. Last night’s production of Into the Woods at the Brevard Music Center confirmed that the future of musical theatre is as bright as the young artists who took the stage with the discipline, passion, and commitment of true professionals.
Read MoreA Grand Goodbye: Celebrating Sondheim with the Salisbury Symphony Orchestra
Maestro David Hagy who has served as the conductor of the Salisbury Symphony Orchestra for thirty-five years, had a spectacular final subscription concert this past Saturday! Complete with four vocal soloists, an ensemble,...
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